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IS Bologna occupy the first place in the ranking of cities with the best quality of life in 2020: climbing numerous positions compared to last year, passes Bolzano and Trento and conquers the summit, ousting Milan after two consecutive victories.
The splendid city of Emiliana is the surprise of this 2020, in terms of habitability of the Italian provinces. In the last hours, the new quality of life ranking has been drawn up, in an edition decidedly different from the usual one. For the annual appointment edited by The sun 24 hours, now in his 31st investigation, he had to deal with an exceptional situation: the health emergency that the whole country is experiencing for several months it has been leading to the modification of the parameters from which the list of cities that boast of greater prosperity is drawn up.
When analyzing factors such as wealth, services offered in the area and culture, but also health and safety, this edition aims to visualize the impact that the Coronavirus pandemic has had in different Italian cities. Bologna thus conquers the top of the ranking, gaining 13 positions compared to 2019: it shines, in particular, with regard to the economic situation at the time of Covid-19. It also stands out positively in terms of social spending for home care and the transport of the elderly and disabled.
It is a victory, that of the Emilian capital, which is reflected throughout the Region. Analyzing the ranking more in depth, we see in fact that five provinces of Emilia-Romagna are among the top twenty positions, thus demonstrating a decidedly positive trend. On the other hand, Bolzano, second in the classification, and Trento, in third position, remain stable in the two lowest steps of the podium.
Milan collapses, which last year had won the title of the most livable city in Italy for the second time in a row, and dropped 13 places. All the provinces of Lombardy and, in general, most of the northern cities, have lost positions in the ranking, which reflects the trend of coronavirus infections. In fact, the epidemic has hit the north the hardest, especially in the first months of the year, and has had repercussions in several areas; It has also affected a new indicator just introduced, the one that considers the average living space available.
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